Tiny, high-tech backpacks help us protect these songbirds throughout their full migratory cycle.

Audubon members and the Cape Fear Garden Club get up-close view of ibis nesting season on the Cape Fear River.

In Mitchell County, landowners are turning a power line right-of-way into prime habitat for a declining warbler.

The owners of Shady Grove Gardens in Ashe County open their farm to birds and birders every spring.

While we are still learning the full extent of the devastation that Florence brought, we do know one thing – it is time to change the way we design and live in our coastal communities.

A UNC-Wilmington undergraduate conducts honors thesis research on Least Tern egg patterning as it relates to thermal biology.

In this multi-part series, we travel with Audubon to Spain, highlighting conservation challenges seen on-the-ground and sharing some of the amazing birds, sights, and places we experienced.

This experiential learning project by Cape Fear Audubon Society brings new and exciting facts about birds to 4th grade students across Brunswick County.

Anna Parot has returned to Audubon NC for a second summer supporting American Oystercatchers on Lea-Hutaff island.

Alexis Marti is a master’s student at UNC-W. She is working with her advisor, Troy Alphin, to assess oyster health on the Lower Cape Fear River as part of Audubon North Carolina’s oyster reef enhancement project.